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in Oz (Sydney) Feb. n.p.: Phil did this king hambone on the kitchen table and ran round the house in the raw ripping the gear off all the birds.at hambone, v.2
in Oz (Sydney) Feb. n.p.: Phil did this king hambone on the kitchen table and ran round the house in the raw ripping the gear off all the birds. Oz 4 25: Just off for a love loon with Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.at loon (about/off), v.
Oz 7 26/2: I’m just looning off to Mr Fish to pick up my caftan. Then I’m looning off to pick up my bell from Asprey.at loon (about/off), v.
Oz 5 [poster format] n.p.: This bizarre cult of grey, short-haired nine-to-fivers is sweeping the country [...] In fact most people are Alfs these days.at alf, n.
Oz 2 13/1: She will sell heroin at ¾d. a jack or £1 a grain.at jack (and jill), n.
Oz 3 13: Ill-written, unutterably boring, lying, arse-licking speeches.at arse-licking (adj.) under arse-lick, v.
Oz 3 6/3: ‘Get into a responsibility bag,’ he urged some 400 friends.at bag, n.2
letter in Oz 4 3/4: I am not one to balls ache about what other people do, let alone print.at balls-ache (v.) under balls, n.
Oz 4 25: Just been to a very beautiful inter-planetary be-in on Venus.at be-in, n.
Oz 7 23/3: The Big ‘O’ – the only measure of sexual success American men (and women) will accept.at big O, n.
Oz 1 8/1: Of course it doesn’t stop us enjoying a bit on the side.at bit on the side (n.) under bit, n.1
Oz 2 13/2: Pushers of pills are [...] frequently blocking themselves before they try to block anyone else.at block, v.4
Oz 2 13/2: Blues (drinamil) sell at 1/3d. each.at blues, n.2
Oz 7 28/2: Ideally, the drop-out society shouldn’t have to think about such bring-down matters [as conventional society].at bringdown, n.
Oz 4 25: They were very brought down by the war scenes here.at brought down, adj.
Oz 1 11/1: Private Eye still reeks of this old guard bumhole element.at bumhole, adj.
Oz 1 12/1: Ingrams loathed Son of Bumhole.at bumhole, n.
Oz 1 16/3: ‘Camp’ – the glorification of the inability to discriminate.at camp, n.2
Oz 3 9/2: The merchants put up chicken posters saying, ‘For your own safety, get off the street.’.at chicken, n.
Oz 3 9/2: The hippies came and ate and have been chowing down, free, every night since.at chow down, v.
Oz 2 13/4: Heroin (£1 to £3 per grain) coke, meths (5/- an ampoule).at coke, n.1
Oz 2 13/2: Although technically ‘mild stimulants’ when taken in overdoses the comedown [i.e. from drinamyl] is unpleasant.at come-down, n.
Oz 3 3/1: Here’s my entry for when you come to your sense and run a comp. for us.at comp, n.
Oz 7 22/2: The numbers of heavens are infinite for each man. The crows [i.e. priests] will die.at crow, n.2
‘Rosetalk’ in Oz 6 22: dustbowl: A pipe used for smoking marijuana.at dust, n.
Oz 3 2/4: I too am tired of dykey salesladies.at dykey, adj.
Oz 5 n.p.: This bizarre cult of grey, short-haired nine-to-fivers is sweeping the country.at nine-to-fiver, n.
Oz 2 18/3: Rubirosa was a fizzle in bed Latin beauty says.at fizzle, n.2
Oz 7 28/2: Long-haired ‘freaks’ and minimally dressed ‘teenyboppers’.at freak, n.1
in Oz 7 23/3: I’d rather be a whore than a freebie.at freebie, n.
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